Allah Calls One Home
So sad. :-(
Well, he did give his life for his countrymen (and women) and I`m sure will be remembered as a hero.
To bad he did not give his life for his country, that is the sad part.
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Allah Calls One Home
So sad. :-(
Well, he did give his life for his countrymen (and women) and I`m sure will be remembered as a hero.
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To bad he did not give his life for his country, that is the sad part.
Do you have any other interests aside from insulting Dead Soldiers and by extension their families?Allah Calls One Home
So sad. :-(
Well, he did give his life for his countrymen (and women) and I`m sure will be remembered as a hero.
No offense Karrie but I believe a battle field is the LAST place on earth a women should be...unless there to accommodate men doing the fighting.
..... The coalition blames the rise in troop deaths partly on the influx of reinforcements, which is allowing commanders to target previously untouched insurgent safe havens where rebels are mounting stiff resistance.
Gen David Petraeus, senior US and Nato commander in the country, warned last week fighting would “get harder before it gets easier”.....
yes it is heartbreaking, many families not having a happy day, and tomorrow and the next day,
it's very hard to relate to that level of sadness.
Praxius; These guys signed up to go over there and fight..... [B said:and on top of that, which country decided to send their troops there in the first place to start this conflict[/B]?
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Whoa, hold on......................the conflict started in N.Y.C., Washington and Pennsylvania on Sept. 11, 2001.
The conflict started MUCH earlier than Sept. 11, 2001.
9/11 was merely a much deserved act of retaliation for US crimes committed in Middle East, Asia etc. prior.
And expect more to come.
Whoa, hold on......................the conflict started in N.Y.C., Washington and Pennsylvania on Sept. 11, 2001.
Bullsh*t! What U.S. crimes specifically? And supposing there were, is that justification for the slaughter of 2800 innocent people? Was the crime committed over Lockerbie Scotland perpetrated by the U.S. ? Give us some facts or put a lid on it. :smile:
You can not compare the two wars for starters.Civilians didn't matter to the US when they nuked Japan twice to win a war...... but I suppose that's double standards for ya.
Bullsh*t! What U.S. crimes specifically? And supposing there were, is that justification for the slaughter of 2800 innocent people? Was the crime committed over Lockerbie Scotland perpetrated by the U.S. ? Give us some facts or put a lid on it. :smile:
JBeee said:
"The conflict started MUCH earlier than Sept. 11, 2001".
He is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT:
List of Islamic Terror Attacks in America
And the the list does not even include the attack on the U.S. Marine compound in Lebanon (200+ killed), attack on various U.S. embassies in Africa, attack on the USS Cole and hunderds of Muslim attacks on allies of America.
How many Afghan and Iraqi civilians were slaughtered during the US invasions and how many more have died after the initial invasions?
A sh*tload more then how many died in 9/11..... oh but since their Muslim and live in backwards societies, I suppose their lives are only worth a fraction of our own, thus more of their people need to suffer and die in order to fulfill the West's blood lust.
Civilians didn't matter to the US when they nuked Japan twice to win a war...... but I suppose that's double standards for ya.
A do as we say, not as we do mentality, if I ever saw one.
JBeee said:
"The conflict started MUCH earlier than Sept. 11, 2001".
He is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT:
List of Islamic Terror Attacks in America
And the the list does not even include the attack on the U.S. Marine compound in Lebanon (200+ killed), attack on various U.S. embassies in Africa, attack on the USS Cole and hunderds of Muslim attacks on allies of America.
You can not compare the two wars for starters.
If we practiced the same type of warfare now, as we did then, you can bet your last dollar, that the death toll would ten fold higher.